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[Dawn of Japanese Women's Professional Boxing - The Beginning of a Legend] Price Revision Who's the JAV actress in this video? Amateur? Name revealed!

What drove them to choose the path of fighting in the ring? This documentary was produced to commemorate May 9, 2008—the historic day when women's professional boxing was officially established in Japan. Following the joint JBC and JPBA committee's formal announcement on November 20, 2007, approving women's pro boxing, this film captures in real time the birth of a new era. Exclusively included on this DVD, the documentary closely follows three promising young boxers selected from the first cohort of 14 JBC-certified female Class B professional boxers in 2008: Amami Tsunami, Tenku Tsubasa, and Tamae Anri, all from the Yama-ki Gym. It documents their rigorous training, pre-fight weigh-ins, trial matches, and ultimately, the inaugural JPBA Women's Professional Boxing event. Their motivations for stepping into the ring—the dreams, determination, and relentless effort behind shaping history—are portrayed with vivid realism, as if unfolding before your eyes. More than just a record of an event, this is a powerful documentary that etches into your heart the journey of young warriors forging a new chapter in sports history. When viewing on Android, we recommend saving to external storage.